Section 230 at Rogers Place

(2026 Review) - Upper Level Seating: Sections 201–234 make up the Upper Bowl, the top level of the seating chart.  Best for Value: These are the farthest seats from the action but often price out better than the Lower Bowl.  Drink Rails: Some sections have a drink rail at the last row, and most sections enter at the back so you skip the stairs.  Concert Note: Sections 210–213 give a head-on view for end-stage shows but are also the farthest from the stage.  Who Should Sit Here  The Upper Bowl at Rogers Place is a great fit for budget-conscious fans who want to catch Oilers hockey or a concert without paying Lower Bowl prices. Anyone who prefers a full, elevated view of the ice — and doesn't mind being farther from the action — will feel at home up here.  Upper Bowl Seating Details  The Upper Bowl spans sections 201 through 234 on the top level. Most sections have their entrance at the back row, usually labeled Row 12, though some sections are slightly smaller and others carry a drink rail at the last row. Guests seated in the back row skip most of the stairs and get direct access to the Upper Bowl concourse, while those in lower rows walk down steps that end at Row 1 in front.  Views from the Upper Bowl  These are the highest seats in the building and the farthest from the action, but they deliver a complete view of the ice. The Oilers shoot twice toward sections 210–213. The Sky Lounge and Sportsnet Club sit on the end where the visitors shoot twice. For end-stage concerts, sections 210–213 offer a head-on view of the stage, though they're also the farthest seats from it.